Which of these celebrity endorsement failures actually occurred, causing significant damage to both the brand and the celebrity's reputation?

In the world of retail marketing, celebrity endorsements can make or break a product launch. But not all star-studded campaigns end in success. This trivia tests your knowledge about some of the most notorious celebrity endorsement failures in retail history - partnerships that damaged both the brand's reputation and the celebrity's credibility. Can you identify which infamous marketing mishap actually happened?

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Beyoncé's 2018 partnership with Walmart's clothing line 'Ivy Park' failed when consumers discovered the collection was produced in sweatshops paying workers $0.64/hour
Tiger Woods lost endorsements worth approximately $22 million after his 2009 personal scandal, with Accenture, AT&T, and Gatorade all terminating their partnerships
Jennifer Aniston's 2020 skincare line 'Lolavie' was recalled after 3,000 customers reported severe allergic reactions requiring medical treatment
Leonardo DiCaprio's 2017 partnership with Tesla ended when his Model X caught fire during a promotional photoshoot, leading to a 12% stock drop